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Whether you set up your own equipment or enlist a professional conference service team to help you out, this advice will help you make sure your conference recording will be heard loud and clear, including that question from the guy in the back.
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It is easy to think that translation is something to worry about after you have everything written out. But you can save yourself a lot of time and money by making your content translation-friendly from the beginning.
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What happens if the person reporting a crime, fire or injury speaks a different language than the emergency personnel? In these cases, telephonic interpreting services can quite literally be a life-saver.
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If you've never hosted a multilingual conference before, you might be wondering how best to arrange interpreting services for the big day (or weekend, or week!). Here are some questions you'll need to address to make the process as easy on yourself as possible.
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The number of people in the US who speak a language other than English has more than doubled since 1980. Here's a look at the ten most spoken languages according to recent census data.
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Whether you're filing a patent in another country, responding to international litigation, or simply corresponding with a colleague about a time-sensitive matter, rush translation can help you complete your projects on time.
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From monetary amounts and quotations to questions and exclamations, when it comes to punctuation in other languages, every mark used varies.
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Whether you need consecutive or simultaneous interpreting, having an interpreter present at your meeting, conference or trial allows for the most accurate interpretation. Sometimes, though, arranging an in-person interpreter just isn't an option.
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In today's video game market, most major releases contain a great deal of spoken dialogue. When it comes time to localize a game for international markets, makers have to decide between two major techniques for converting spoken dialogue into a new language: Dubbing and subtitling.
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